Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-08-07
THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
Frota Saturday. Daily.
HALMA0UHDI.

This mornings Weat bound passenger
train wss an hour late.
A. l o'clock this afternoon the ther-
momet-r stood at 90 in tile shade.
Regular meeting Of the Board Of
County Commissioner next Monday.
A special tea train OF twenty-five cars
passed through 1T 9 O'Clock this after
noon.
Barney Horn. the San Francisco cat
tie dealer. arrived by last evenings
train.
Mn. G. n. Riddle and family left
last evening for u two week. Visit to
the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jud Dskiu came In his
morning from LamcilIe end returned
this zf~trrnoon.
Mark Rosen.iock will leave this even
ing for Omaha, after 3 pleasant visit u
his parents here.
You can get . nice piece Of opnlesecni
Glassware by buying . can Of Crystal
BILine Powder al w. T. Smiths.
Mr. l.. Enger returned from Bullion
last evening aud left foe Tu.carurI by
private conveyance this afternoon.
Do not forget that there will be a rare
mnSichl entertainment at Freeman Hall
On Monday evening. followed by a TO-
ciAl dance.
County Clerk wiseTnn thinks the
claims Tor l-ouutieS on Scalps will be
light tsiS month. as up To this morning
no claims had been presented.
by reference to an item else ~here ia
this issue It will he seen that AIRS.
Jones. formerly Miss Llbbie DnLin, OF
Lamoilie Valley. is the mother Of a
eozhciDg hoy.
Professors Savoni and Peters viii go
up 10 Tuscarora where they will give .
musical concert on Tuesday night.
They will also give q concert at Wells
on Thursday night.
There il a nan in EIko who is pas
GionnisIy fond Of Fl shing aud who pever
preTAricateE but ndheres strictly to the
truth in reference TO bis success in cap
tuunH the spcckled beauties.
Miss Maggie Wright. teacher at La
noble. ,ne in this morning. She is
Inuch pleased with LunoilIe valley
where shs has been teaching during the
pI4 year and where she will continue
dunug tho Fall term.
w. I. Smith il making extensive i'm
PTnTeuIenLS to his residence. the new
addition beins almost completed. lie
will supply the premise. will water
from private water works which he will
put in the hillside above the house.
Businrss firms are reminded OF the
Act passed by the last 'giSlnturc re-
qir,ng them TO publish for four weeks
IN a local newspaper n certificate stat
ing the names Ia full Of the members Of
such partuerskip aud their places Of
tgsineKS.
The saw mill Of Richardson Brothers.
situated sbout lou miles r'tst Of
Trnckec. was burned Wednesday alter
noon. together with n large quantity Of
Lumber. The hro IL supposed 10 hnv"
beeu caused by a spark from a passing
locomotive.
Oh ,rlcy Waller, who left hero with
n. ]. Y Nh retained this morning
having left the outfit At soda Springs,
idaho. on Thursday. lie reports all
well ESd gt&tisg along vell. though
H,nk has lost three VI four horEes since
hs las been on the road.
"Oh. moih~. what do you ttink."
remarked tho High School g,rI. ''Our
minister has All A%unaNuensis."
You don't say replied the old
lady. sith much concern. "II lac doc.
term for IL and does 1t hurt him very
mueh?''
An old cloud which had become dam.
aged by long u-e burst near Belmont on
Sunday r~VeuinS last. flooded the town
aud did considerable damage 60 cellars,
garden, iencea. etc. The water vas
frop t-o to four feet deep and came
down Mount View, northeast Of town
With terrible force.
This mornings Free Press has =
good 0ticle on tho mining outlook ia
EIko county. The future prospect 81
thc ninimg interest In this county 10
oertaioiy ALTERING, aud there is no
douh that the operators Of the various
'ninos Gill reap = rich harvest, aud that
Elko V Aestiaed to take q leading posi-.
t0u sssous the bullion producing coun'
tea Of fba 9tAlA